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The Columbus Square Bowling Palace will host the Professional Bowlers Association Tour for the first time in 36 years.
The 64-lane bowling center, located at 5707 Forest Hills Blvd., will welcome back the PBA Ohio Classic from March 30 to April 5, the seventh stop on the 2026 PBA Tour. It will be the seventh national tour appearance for the Bowling Palace.
“It’s hard to overstate how exciting it is to welcome the PBA Tour back to the Bowling Palace,” general manager Julie Wells said in a press release. “Our team is thrilled for the opportunity to host the world’s top bowlers right here under our roof.”
The 2026 PBA Ohio Classic will begin with practice sessions and a pro-am event on March 30. Four days of competition will follow, leading up to the April 5 championship finals, which will be aired live at 4 p.m. on The CW Network.
Ticket and event information including pro-am registration and finals seating will be available soon at pba.com.
Additionally, the Bowling Palace will host a qualifying tournament for an open spot in the PBA Ohio Classic field. Details will be announced in the future.
PBA Commissioner Tom Clark stated in a press release that returning to the Bowling Palace “feels like a true homecoming.”
“The passion of the fans and the history made on these lanes make this return especially meaningful,” he said.
Contact features, entertainment and things to do reporter Belinda M. Paschal at bpaschal@dispatch.com.
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